Foss Makes Historic Switch To Buick Why Do People Nevet Page One Hear Of Haverford? Haver News Page Two 0 -IBM* 42. !bums= ARDISORE, PA_ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1150 Prof In Profile: $3.00 PER YEAR and Committees (CALENDAR) Engineerzng Initial Love, New College Year eterioday. trainaer • Freed Clna meeting MN White Stresses Vigor, Independence rganize Forces be 1. tea Wessel Rama ad Of Philosopher Hocking Sees Promotions; gala latanday. Ornober ta In Face Of International Uncertainty or Final Drive barer row clays at Among the mime.. attrao Harvard. pledges Reath 51 ,050,000 g":,;1 (1. Enlarges Faculty Wants Ideas OS Special lions which fall has brought to gushy Foods. n Ur- Freshmen Meet Freshman ... In lune; Chairman lecke crawn even to Who'. Wise— Assistant Professorships Service Which College the Campus. Is Professor WB- ine, at tin or Stairs FULL that he beg. his career at Iowa Awarded To Four Faculty Could Perform In Limited Last 5200,000 Th• Ilm Enrt Hocking. who-coon% WHFIC Oases with BB Bag ,ffartiest to Haverford u visiting prof.. State College, in the Department Members; Ten New Arri- Fern • n • his orchestra te Emergency r of philosophy, Gifford lectur- of Engineering there: his talk val, Announced Founder. Ha from Sir te Br ;Ter a throe month summer er and sometime chairman of the transfer to Harvard he aldibur 1. AN/no,- lroe re The Adminoiration hat an ‘er the wheels of the MAO, Philosophy Department at Har- to the fascination of William Sweeping national and interne four Faculty promo- ...ray, October Is Moved°. Campaign aro vard. Cr, Hocking is wtdely James' Principles of Psychology, dons' developments. which have da. for the new seeder. year. Wilma mayee, Joum•BM. so beginning to turn. The known for his cordributimss which he read In 1896., of • rainy sO radically changed the mood of Four nun have been Assailer, W111 speak at Collectket odred tho.and dollars re- Political and religious thought afternoon America dince Commencement to Assistant Professorships to A Joint meeting of We Gm m to be mtlected before the Frinearag are on Even the Harvard atmosphere, Oat June. ago. not alter Haven their respective departereass. man ChM. of Rey. Mawr al goal O readied, with 31.050,. ...eh. did not altogether seddva fonds role as it liberal arts cob Philosophy, however, has not They are: John A.m.. of the and Ifssertord will bake roses already inthe kitty .t the Profesmr Hocking from his e. English Department: William la Ow Gerhart C.114..1 at said President Gilbert F. of June. gineerIng. In the midst of hie Sir White in a special NEWS Wert Reese. of the 'Nook. Department: Entering Nana. Moss Wm. Ernest Hocking career as teacher of phllomPhY, s.a.e.. Oro. II Wee last week. 'The S203,000 .011 needed in Joke Roche, of the Political SM. he took time out to eerve at Seery Football els Good WM, Independency edged to reach the goal will be roe Department; and Irwin Hans. during World War I as ■ Idle at Mae Os Walken "Our program here noon ba hardest to get." elates Cam RoSenstock. of the gsychalOgY instructor In military erottralr one of 'business n Chairman Robert A. Department. as usual' .said Lack. under the ROTC prognuo—this Varsity Borer rectisters Dr. While. "—but more intensive. 1 feel confident that Dorn lust two years after his appalmt• Thee ee Carnegie Ora tames co Me Class M ly.". mil who her not yet made Right now, thinks the Precis went to a professorship. Of the new .14min...a to !less at SSW. dent, it Is more inssonant than pledge, and from those who the Faculty. three have bra It was during World War I ever that Haverford stress make addltional pledge. made in ronnectIon with tn. Car- the al•o—in 1917. to beexact—that Rood will sod independence of from other morose, the mile negie Grant for the new pro Dr, Hocking traveled to the war thought what, have always um goal can M reached." seen front under arltIsh auspices to gem of Freshman Entre. President Notes pen of her tradition. The total of 61,050..0 M Med report on the essence there to Wayne C. Booth and Without H. Perhaps a typical went 55 the 861c-Haserford m her dame tar we collected to date Includes the American public. As the re WIshrneyer, who have taught at last Sarurdey. when Rhin. reported a do this,' according to fully taternd leek m simma. President White. `We shall ADO in candid°. gilts con suit of this trip he published the the University of Chicago and he prodding merits he early lass June. Them book Morale and Its goenstse, Johns Hopkins University, rn Year's Outlook . what is med.. President War, hilly recover- are rontingent upon reach- which was used also in World apectively, have received appoint- ed from the ease of mum. Rhinies Tangle sue it Ls than of mtat taedty the fun minimum goal. Wet 11_ Manta for two years. Xameth i. With BMC which prevent. ha attending memhers aim Message Se At Haverford, Profess. Hock. hedet. Cesdraae the mod.. of Haverford's In an effort to spur the Cant- log is offering two courses: • !Me ad. 4 Halt year, opened its 117th In In Annual Dance Fracas o through this find Pre. seminar In metsphysros. and • number of planning ...dee Collecnon but week with a forty- in DM/1mm THOU. env national service a student lectureserles entitled "Religion minuet speech that touched r tinge will be held in Oetob- and Civilisation." The latter Herded by me customs Corn Customs Committee, who amom may ennieMplate for the (Mum, sabbatical laced new pronsams The Carnation Executive uke (rob. MO philosophy ruse is om which he prepared Unsold To Teach mire, an the limerford Fresh. panted them, did an excellent lob h. most importani lob at present the Korean situation. and mnittee .11 meet on October rs kree darter the okra.are( and offered at Harvard during warier nun who mold not think of • of keeping Me stragglers from ei es -go sated vigorously wok . the Parents Committee on Oc- PeorelaoR Dmcosus V. Smite the years immediately prior to and sundry other matter. ' ms college work. soluble excuse marched up to being run over by the worth. - her 21 end the class chairmen the semester. Astronomy Here College Improves on IRA as a tress.nt of the in- sty. maw. for • "Freshman the Lancaster Pike, or lured a The President was carer. to scheduled • meeting for Professor Albrecht Unsold, He Moiled that Me allege. fluence of Christianity on West- Mixer on the evening of Sepro. war- Prom eitzwe WM mit houmer. that Haven known on one of dm abbot as thanks be a sacceaOai money. the at orning of Hone-Coming ern Civilization. Since that re e Mt This social event, which find has not been unaffected by ctober 28. tronorners of recent tint, ar- nosing easopalitn. is non O the scope of the course ha, beet te bea crashed by members of the Festivities began with square the unpins.. of Korea, ad In trillion, the Haverlord Con rived here hot Thur.ay and int- ter shape thus it has been in expanded to Include a generalized three upper classes. Included racing to the gymnasium. whleh that both the faculty and the don will devote a block of Brown, '50, Gains Medlately took over his dudes as many years. The student body is treatment of the moulding squaredaneang, oingnie by • Board of hianagen am owing to the dr... of the visiting lecturer In the savory- molter de faculty wronger, he had been gayly decorated with flume. of religion on garb. w ater of Bryn Her tipper. particular comMthrulton to son reign and Its implication* at .lea eourse ante sorodb. In go amd. balloon. and red and white and ewwrr - elassmen, and ardlnarY donde.-- blue streamer. Although they "special services which Hater. annual meeting on -OcToler Fulbright Award rubor. Wilk roved to the amity. be The DepUtnien1 of State has Frgeitor Hocichig has deliver- vary ordinary. were rendered slightly ford might perform in the light The Alumni Association Ex. N. Calk. Itestaissaat annooneed el, use departure of confuldnd ...red the award of a Fut. ed the Gigged Lectures at the A Derr at limes by the moussfeal dif- of her backgrourid and Weal, tive Committee at Its meeting Do. Unsold is here •• part of Professor Sanford to become PR Moose bright scholarship for foreign University of Glasgow sm. Minix, after they had ficulties. the square dances were In fart. disclosed Dr. WPM. the September as gave comeder and the In experiment designed to deter. retry of the Anwriew Pey- ' • study to Edwin Louts Bro., IR Hailed Lectures at Oxford and been mustered and counted M I standing faulty - administration e time to. a study of the Mir mine the value of having morn. chodogtal Assn.. .21 whined by everybody. The award will enable Brown to Cambridge. He also took part in the return Committee on Curriculum anti tn.. to push the Cam.. eat visitors here for Mort per. from sabbatic leave of Proles. IM Common Room, Walked to rearerDandn. A hider study archaeology at The the Laymen's Inqulry into Bryn btawr ass-enasee singing to final success. ssnerl. rids of time. • was Swan and Pep... tat the Followhy Ow romancing. College Program. headed by sin can School of Classical Stuilrn In Foreign Miamians in 1931. and Haverford rye and ...aimns To date 1.561 of the 1.7T7 doe. Alter completing his stay at current serer Haves of Pre. elder and doughnut, were send- • droopy Professor lea Reid. la Athens. Greece for one year. contrib.. to the unanimous re- various other tangs 11 want are alumni. Percentage-wt. Hartford. Dr. Unsold will travel foams Cadbury, brake. Steent During Mi. Intermission. • Bryn studying the program of "special ftythree per cent of the alum- roe:meet atheists/11p awatvls Pon 4, the rommimion, -.Orb and Wylle, Ill the award of how • beer pot like the beer that west to Mt. Wilmn, Mt. Palomar Mawr restate aang several enter eery., and have contributed. are made yearly for study in the leg Mb..in 1932 He env.. orary doctoral. to Dr. Lunt pickled dear old Moose":. The M..ta to make end the University of Cantor... taring wogs neeat the Over 1500.000 of the funds countriee of Western Europe and ae the elgelficance of this re. (Princeton, and Mee. tassels r"'heiie. In the middle heat Professor H. On returning east be .11 stop The rod of the evening was de. emottome Page 4, mL I edged have been reedy. by ort, not only because of la con- Lawrence, IS, the addition of Field Hartland, Jr., isthe Haver. p shortly at the Universities of voted to social dancing College and put into service. tent and Its recommendations some half dozen new faculty at about ford Fulbright Adviser for the , Chicago. Michlg.. Harvard and Mayer To Revisit ludo. the band played which met for the mat part with Cornell. member. principally Dr. William "Show Me the Way to Co Home', `News' Now Prints Centiller gaga Leal. 4 Department of State, which has favorable reception, but because Is Mee. At sari sem., tim idly. who ton be Campus For Week and all thaw who had now wan. With New Publisher announced the requirements for of the unanimity with which It here only • semester. and Dr. tinsokl torn. here from MILTON MATED tired oft earlier left the scholarship competitions for was offeredato the publb by the Beginning with the Issue. the 19514952. the University of icier where he An a ehane for the freshman Haverient ariedCollections members of the commission. I. Director of the Observatory C.".." Few 4, eel. • Milton Mayer. a leader of We of the two colleges m become NEWS has a new Basic eligibItty requirement, Great Boo. Founded. ad printer. are that the applicant be a US. and Institute for Moored. Phy- acquaint., the dance was a suc. tanned ThisYear sics He has written leverd rag-known traitor and speaker ...The square dances wem by Philadelphia Suborn. N,-,,a. citizen at Mr time of applica- Having start. off the program Ideas? books, one of them. Phyla Dee on campus, arrived here yr. ....any motile. for tt would Mar. Inc.. publishem of the tion: oat he have a bachelor Collections thls year with the 's The NEWS is ant.. IS Benegal Rau To day fora Week Hain Line Tines the Upper degree by the time that he would Stereateassphare., 4 rosstiered 's Pardeirtir In have been Impossible to teach tetanal visitor to Haverthrel, eaten student materna for the New English Program. Darby News ."'the -the nations begin study abroad: that he by authorities to be one of the turn a large number of people iginund Spaet, the Collection have wdoed column^ of mho paper ,, end the fin. In its field ever written. Attending Clam. en y intricate maneuvers In such adequate Mara imewledhe for humor, or navel mem, Speak On Peace Courier, have iMen mor Haver- Garrott. Ms nannounced a pro- his work abroad and that he be During his stay on campus. Dr. At the invitation of the Eng- • Mort tints Considering the in. sing roster of speakers for the Imre. If you base any axes Unsold will glve two lecture. for President Gilbert F. White en. bah Department. Mr. Mayer to expe_rience of the partielpano, fords contrart and prom. in good health. taul- er of the fall seamen. A You wane to grind. or if you the Brent body. one on October nounced Sunday that Sir Benegal spending • week in classroom er service. wen s= a better all- Prospective applIcante ahould the square dances were ably ex. lc from today Mi. Milton feel pomessed of Ideas that S, when he will discvs the erns- Rau. had of the Indian delega. discussion and tutorial round printing fob consult the informadon folders lion to meetings muted. yer, who also has addressedadder simply Mould not be bidden teal composition of the Wars, and the United Nation., would with alldents enrolled in the The change was necessitated available In the offices of Dean under • In shel. plea. get In be one of the speakers at • Moak By Conant verford gadleriega the second on October 1a on the newly designed freshman EnIF The music far the square by financial considcrotinos and a Hoag and Mr. Hartland. All ap touch with either Donde tes In the past. will be the Col. origin of the cosmic rays. Both forum. entitled "What Prossects Bah course desire to have the NEWS appear piked°. must be In the hands for Peace," to be held at the den was played by Hick Con. t=cer. Pinery. Pounder, an TO, lecture. are robeluled for eight Am. Theoh this program, which anra Square Dance Band, cont- immediately after Collection, of Mr. ReWland by October IL Morley, Yarnell Rouse. dewy of Republica. Slated pan. In the Common Room. Music Friday, October .,. Mar tree. throng rather than Tuesday evenings. an X 13 at g p.m. The forme Is assent. ,. • posed of Rick Conant as caller. Before the November elections Carnegie Gr.. well Cerrome • John Davison at the piano. Lee before_ e College will hear remarks on ed Under the auspices of the Joint good deal of his time. Mr. From Dynamic Process To Dynaflow: Y. Haring and his banjo. Hutton For the first few weeks of thie e current political situation by Forum Committee, of width Dr. a le alto expected r td White Is Guttman. Pike on the bass. Walt Rmenson yr, mearding to NEWS [(111•11, minent men of both the ERA ENDS AS BUICK REPLACES FOSSMOBILE; there will undoubtedly tm •1111M parallel/ond RePabikat Pickett Also To Talk Continued page 4. est 5 . .whinged Rit Page I. ol 2 ch he worked out of their spar. rtins. The speaker "for the Other speakers will be: Roy Reuther, coordinator of political ted• le. The new. printer, how. mocratt has net az yet been CAUSES REVISIONS IN FOSSL1N PHILOSOPHY This Saturday In Founders: lected. but Mr. Hugh Scott. action for the united Automobile Rr Parse Taps mid tlo"holon'tint" rimer National Chalrman of Um Workers tC101, and brother of fig la":Pe"edr elthtn Thone who have taken Martin law price'--either to show that Pau. While he devotedly nursed WHRC PLANS OPENING DANCE; 1,pc and diere alma to P.11.1 Party, is scheduled to UAW president Walter Reuth- Fosse philosophy course. know his submiaidon to the lusts of the his old black Ford through er; Clan re E. Pickett, honorary • martial trnorm erne. In tech. t the Republicans side of that generally once a semester fleah was a minor one, or that • RESUMES REGULAR SCHEDULE nu.31 quality Ir. now nn. twelve years of arrite and secretary of the American e picture. On election day.Mr. he gets around to spanking Mr. philosopher can drive a hard ban halls it as "a very wonderfuletlll Chairman Dan Hardy and his Henry, Associate Editor of the Friends Service Committee 1QUn I Twentieth Century for spending gain. kers) and James associates atop the Union. have bridge and turrets ',no. ew State.. and learn. Will all day Saturday paddling up his pre he was compelled to admit F. Warburg. • Corporation Meet loon llsneeeare wears, that "the MI always dropped out Sooner hanker and author of the wasted no lime this year in get 1,e littlish slant on American automobile. The sole purpose of This moroaamos change to ma —which Is an expensive thing.. . shields .11 Morn the walls and Slated Here For lid.' affair. current book. • 'Falth, Purpose tins WHRC. the College Dube lighting effects will frame the a car is to be e tomos of move, College tsdampe and Power'. action, on Its feet and ready for --- Other speakers definitely !Med had behod to, This trouble grew worse on a _ Octuber 17 .0e, a chariot. if it fulfilled this thoogh. more than just a persOw The Joint Forum chairman said operation. Following for Collection dates are: lied the dr. Cellthred ea" liaverford, %Weer till. rd purpose, would do loot as well. al infatuation on the part of Dr. the purpose of the meeting is to meeting of the new. boa. last 1Y troll. sport, writer for the New Thus runs the Fora flat: and Ceellaned pace 4. eel. 1 host again nu. fall to the • le rk Herald Tribune; Cord investigate. from various mints TThorlet, the .nut. ntaut meetin sputtering splenetically along were looking hhthth.r.' Eli Halpern ... It the Ihnerto d Met, or the Unded,Wald Fai- of view, possible constructive forward to their College Corpiraudn. tt an emphatic exemplar of It for a New Look methods of reconciling greatest year. lists, Jameseston. ook On Campus ... iatems- mune. record /v. Neissittled far the decade has teen Mr. F015, ache Second Annual Dan. r York Tilt uonsl conflict,. ober IC-e W1111.14 WIre lithie Font one of the landmarke Heading the list of act, on Oct lite gathering 010 Comfort. President Emeritus "We of the Committee feel It , have as its principal events a of the campus. is the second annual WillIC Haverford:.4Wielaro Ernest is very Important to begin each report from Students' round lieato to !lash Triumph dismissions now." Dr. While said. dance, schedoled for next Satan- locking, viol professor df President Kenneth Protean We tire to say ha been A military victory for the Unit. day evening from nine to one In , and litiomphy,at Hauertord; and " n discussion of became since a few days ago, the dining hall. Dan. Commit. Havertorda rile the Name, President of ed Nations in Korea will not pro- in the war emergen, Mr. For has been treading the tee Chapman Kenneth Nelson sstohnune College. The Code, vide the full solution for the primrose path of dalliance. He Kamen problem. The question Is, has pro.. ',mire' decors. Dolman.. report and the din. ire Committee hopes to secure has bought himself a bright what plan of action shall we lol- dons for the affair which will mission am to foliate dinner In r further sirkers men In the green — whitesidewall.tired - ow In the future In regard to feature music by Ell Halpern and the Comnan Room. Wavier ids of science literature, and 1 Bolds—convertible, In which. It Corporation homes,. Including Yenietry. NoraKorea and to coronets between his orchestra, Admission mire seems. the advocator of dynamic i Me Treasure. ream and clot Nod To Be Used Is It possible to achieve has been net at 11.50 , process has at last conic into his and maintain peace by peaceful Halpern's orchestra met a far. don of raw Mrs will he by e Maas of eleinent; for he Ls now seen. our methods? This Is the question we arable reception transacted In the. during al, culll~e 'used, ' beginning this when they a puff'd and reckler libertine, Mtend to explore ed Ilene last spring. A firealece the afternoon. m Procure a prominent at the Forum." fluxing down Railroad Avenue at /Minded among Mote who ace Onethird of the Corporation outer whose fee would odor- combination. the group aol few a modest slaty mph. rooperatIng with the Joint Forum tore slow danceable numbers. membership is up for reelection, . be excessive. It is bred and there are "I fell In love with It as soon Comminee are the American vaned with a few sambas and Too alumni post. at the person selected will be dons to he filled. at I saw IL" says Dr. Foss. el Friend. Service Committee (Qua. rumbas. The newness le to spend a. few days at Hay- always wanted an open ear. You en). Fellowship Howe, the part of Me meeting is expected ord in order to meet Informal- lledbal Deemations 13 be beet pooh abutton and Like magic Philadelphia Wellistrial Union WERC l with atudents and Faculty 's decorations, according Interest. sludenta and faculty down goes the top.. But he Is Celina iC10). and wore/lento- to the dance committee, will be ahem . photograph of tlr 19i0.wodel teatime 111101(ItIS who odd members are Invited to quick to add. "I got it at • very mar with a *HP lives of • number of Phila.. on the theme of a medieval nit in on second in:panne at it fawned frfirtfribm behind P.n.,. fend ha on ern,. at the ICHRC with sessiona of the eh ies religious and dole castle, complete with a draw. Corporatism MOP ,,f,m. too S.a.e.,. awed; C get. e4'.ese 1..")

Papa Two NAYHRFORD NIWS Is *dewily, Ueteb 4, -H V. 41.- 43 chi EDITORIAL CROWS NEST Alumni News FEATURES, COLUMNS Deer Mom - ometimes 1 can gee him In there working pretty I thought re better write you a letter tonight. hard, nail aornethnes see students go right In Cheston Carey Page Two Wednesday, Ont. 4, 1950 bemuse we have betel here almost two weeks now, and talk to him about thing.. so you know that and you might he getting warred etrout the wee Lverfore la psi anOttt as democratic as It dm Alumni Homecoming Day they treat Mailmen In a college the thie There Chosen Chairman wee a story in the Evening Hallett. (that's a real That's a good thing toe, bemuse it means. that Saturday, October 28, 1950 Haverford News eta paper here in Philadelphia). which said how I can talk me upperclassmen whenever I want_ I Editor — Anthony Morley. some big boys had been pretty rough with • even asked two of them what was pleYing at the Of Housing Comm. Malaya. &filo, — Frederic Hertel. Princeton freshmannan who wee caught putting modes. and they mid they would give men ride to Senior Newt Editor — Richard Norris. Meisel. In the phone. Instead of mimes. the tthettne That was nice of them, but I felt To Enforce Safety Law HAMILTON FOOTBALL GAME Natal, Mangier — Richard Eberly. But you doni need to worry, atom. MI the up- awful had about It later Mom. because we got And Health Ordinances FRANKLIN & Sporn Editor — &unit Getman. bat on the way, and they had to drive back MARSHALL SOCCER GAME pervasion= are real nice here, and yesterday an G. Chests:s Carey, '15, bualness- dstistant Sport, Editor — Floyd Ford. twenty.five roues be altedifue named Gran Steesmald made a speech they coned Haverforo man and banker. whose poste°. John Benton. again I had gotten out ditamoi Editor In which he Bald that lieverford Rhinim (we are of the our to remember as chairman of the Baltimore Photograph:, Editor — Robert Foley. the place we were when we got tort so r had A Notice Will Bo Mailed To Each called Hinnies, from a Cerium word moaning C Committee, member of Alums 1-,..fare Editor — Derwin Prockm. elute.) never had it so good. That what he said, sn invigort.g walk home through the evening Ofe Mayor's advisory council for Edgerton Grant. that to, Coe,' Editor — . Mom. honed, and mother alumnus, named Homing Law enforcement. and Gordon Werner. Lirrolotion Manager — Homer Gimmick was right there to back Idol up. BY the untY, roommate is • funny person as an pincer of the Provident WATCH THE NEWS FOR DETAILS d'stutant Botinets Monogr., — J. Leggett, A. Lewis. camel Rojo- or Buster for short Bolo la much Savings Bank indicate inter- Co-adorrtaing Monagm — F. Millspaugh, Wt sitintmee Wert we had a ton of fan. more grown up than most Melon. since he There we a big donee op at Bryn Mawr for est hi the public welfare, was L. Shuman. plays football and sometimes smokes cigarettes. sworn In as Chairman of the Finn doiocageo —G. Freund, J. Genoese:he, J. the Bryn Mawr freshmen to reed one another, toe says Me of funny little joking things. too, and for some of the older Revert°. boy. to Miming Authority of Baltimore, Hitchcock, • Id. O'Neill. J. Sotocrndike, P. such as whet the heck fun do I get out of play on July 28. Stambury, P. Tapke, J. Tom., M. Winn. table to their enters there- But you Mow tog In the badminton league, and why Br what we elicit One whole dam man.ed up , he ever For Private Enterprise o Stork .1notiotes — V. _lowers, J. Leggett. IL Lego come to a one place Me Haverford. But I think CLASS ITEMS mane, F. Osier, T. Ruth. to Bryn Mawr mid crashed the party. so eat As heed of the Caney biocides- he in wry studio. tem. I sew him reading ert and Supply Compmy, and tone mme of the .1n:serenest:nen omer got to see Henry Miller hi Meeting last week and because the Country bay School Bet with his pealtion In the hank Dr. Alden Arthur scope, seven. minters Amottatem_ their sewn as an. They had elder end dough- he always deeps ell lunch after working an hard Mr. Carey le connect. with pri. v..., author of • score of MD nub and serseredmicing, eo I had a good the night before. He and some of has friend. go 1926 .What College Was That? oak Maine. His belief that dimes books, died teat May et J seloom for a nee exercise and to mils with to a Intle library called Perm House named after obe 1.-,eaticin spoke on 1 my ertmenates at the maw time. there is • piece for private en. Ida home. 30 Sown Plane New melee% 'A Servim to Maus., Both the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Evening a Great Sleeker. There are no end of intereadrig tense. In alum clearance was York OM. 1010 wife mrvives at the 12th Summer Conferee Bulletie make a practice during the fall of running One or two of our fellows broke the niles datoriced places like that around here. demonstrated during Ms chair- hlo and bed dews afterwards with the Bryn Mawr of the New England Associati Thais all toe no, Mot. N * few minutes I rmrahip of the Citizens Commit- MP weekly round-ups of school and college events in this am or Chemistry Teachert at u Mtn. but of mum I'm not going to do any of going on a special nature walk for Swann, Saber/ Stewart Wendell died on arta. Penn, Temple, LaSalle, and St. Joseph'a (not to that slue yet_ Who wants to mend money on called a Riede Hike. Please write won, is• of Connecticut In July IS at Wayne, Pa. August mywaye They were awfully petty, but Mr. Carey, who assumed the mention Dartmouth and Cornell) rated good-eized write- girls Much love. 19. some of them seemed dumb, and the one I talked Post of Housing Authority Clair- Bat tips of their opening exercises. Swarthmore was treated Plummer Edward W. Evans spent the to didn't know anything at all about radio sets mart upon reconvention of the Ceptain Paid W. Ohl la as almost as favorably in the local fourth estate as though P.S. The food Is wonderful. They have a body on October Z has thereby Ammer visiMg among Friends stationed in Trieste aBad hls I live In a very fine dormitory coiled Barclay farelge molt who bits to make every meal a our become leader of a committee In Germany. deem In He Trust I G Seeds she had a good football team. Lafayette, Lehigh. ome or mmellmes North BarelaY , in a rem prise, and some of the older fellows my she has whose ahe It n to obtain and APO 209. c/o Paatinester, son, Beaver, and Drexel all came in for their there of hich looks down N Preskiedt Whites ante td years of practice. enforce effective health end Bats Dr. Bows. M. xreeesoott has N. Y. He was transferral publicity, while other articles informed Philadelphians ty f ho .tog th retired from the Bell TelePhom Theme tram Bee., where I that Glum had again begun at the Kerpe/ Dental Insti- comboting Mating inedeq.th Laborotories. He le on it put had been stationed for en, tute and that the central Institute of Technology had ordinances. In the words of Rob time romultant hams with the time. He mites to say how mu no P. Ga..; President of the ural Electrilica.e Admin. he enjoys receiving an Ham recognized plumbing as a skillful trade. ACROSS THE DESK National Aseociation of Real Es. Rdon. ford NEWS. Wan Haverford mentioned? Not once. The beginning tate Boards. 1930 ie to be .the Dr. Beery J. Cadbery. 1001110 Ora of our 117th year may have loomed large in the minds of year of neigheorhood reclama- Profemor of Divinity et Harvard NM. J. Hogeemer has be and Chairman of the American appointed auditor of the Cam ea 600 Rodents, and may even have held some remote tion and slum avoidance.. Rv Awrifohy hlosi.sv In Iwo world wart and of promises to anyone with Friends Service Committee. was Hanover Batik Paned At First and Trust Interest for our 5,200 alumni, but for the estimable asked, that America would stand firm as the pro the chief speaker at the 250th New York City. IN A REPORT lesued last August the four rector of freedom everywhere. We emerged from The first attempt at cleaning gentlemen of the Philadelphia press there ores apparently eitievereary 01 the neat Quaker Dr. Jonathan E. Rhoads hes active Republican member. of the powerful the up the city. fallen in 1915 and me war az the moat powerful nation In the meeting Home In Morestowm N. sad e surgery seminar at 0S8) as little es usual in oar Lives to compete with the un- Senate Foreign Relations Commillm scored whet succeeding years The Highway work!. Our toes ley deed in the rubble of • 1. on September IS. University, Japan for 6 wee doubted excitement of burned-out street latrine and over- they ealled sera bllndness of our leadership" to Bureau. with the thousand eines and whether he knew it or not, law behind R. IPM during last summer. the We threat from Soviet Ramie during the and an annual financial aLoe turned milk trucks. As far sa the general public was Uncle Sam was master of .IL viler 33 years of Makin' wort 193e put five year*. What was then a near debacle 'tientwm useable keep • speci. eoncerned, Haverford once agaM took the lead a• en Despite Areerice's policies of sett s-10.mm in- no in China — at Fukien College — Brewster e. Morrie has be in Korea, implied this important statement was fled area In the housing law-en- ✓ tervention, however, neither American tradition Roderick So. rehired man than transferred Prom- eheard-of institution. a mutt of emir failure to see the possible en. forcement um clean. the Moses nor the thhddra of American people had been a year ago and for • time was Erntmay to the Office of 0 pie:aeons of our foreign policy." and of our con. What', the matter! Can it he that our college, which suffeleotly alter. to prepare the country for win- Mr. Carey, Interest in the In Auburndale. Ma. Mat of his instantly 'Ming inadequately prepared to carry High Commission for Gems, has achieved no mean fame among academic circle., does ning the peace in her new position of ascendancy. Citimn's Phoning and Homing W was spent making addremes out that policy In time of Mart. loll not deserve recognition by people who read the papers? Our basic foreign policy under Franklin Room Authority is ...spread. but he In the aterem of missions and Even at_ Wilson sailed In Simultaneously with ouch minority blasts at tell with the help of Hitler and Tolo, had mated has lakes • special tntervel Would it hurt on in any way if parents or other students in of the Congregational Churoli gest for Calcutta where he(st the Administration we have hod before on the an American -empire, surely. but It had alto the field et law enforcement He Board of Foreign Moth. He to U. S. Consul General. w eld read once in a while that we too have important spectacle of America rapidity rearming and do created a Sm. Empire, and the tragic difference has teen chairman of that coos. has been similarly engaged der ishanges in policy and curriculum, that we too are proud molding that her allies now including Germany) between the two was that Oct did not know what matea sad last year he guided log the past summer tn Celli. Colonel Berm. v. Leafs, Pm do the earns Republicans and Democrats alike to include men like William E. Lunt, on our faculty? It was doing. while the other knew exactly, and the clty.vede committee which me- Ma and has recently gone to Chi- adelehla rttorney and ream am reedy to prepate America for • war which propmed to do much more. cured the mestere of an MOM, The answer, of couree, is that a little more publicity cago Theological Seminary for cornander o f Me 315 Intenti neither of them mate but which both bear may Pato., thinking, then, that the Sevier 000 Redevelopment Lone. the tall quarter, where he 'Is Regiment of Me menu Divine would not only do an no harm, but could well do us a lot be forced upon them. Brophy was her friend. the new American Ern To Beild 6 Project teaming a guest seminar in Mod- was recently elected president 1 of good. That famous article in the Saturday Evening this one of them "possible Imp...knee Mee In Dele proceeded with warmly a chasm, Thu loan 0111 serve as the ern M.lons and speaking from the Century Association. a gee Peet and Holiday's mention of "stratoapheric stand- which the four Senators had In mind! And If log voice to do almost everything which on backbone for CPHA's 10,000 mint time to nine In Congregational composed of veterans of the II so, what Ma actually been Muerte. ebeale churches of that city, ln fernery ards," for example. were not merely caviar for the gen- empire ...Id not do, Following Tans and ow-rent housing project. One of Infantry Division who served I fortiee Pollee.' derthe our time? Potsdam we themlased our omen overnight; the five subprolects of Ms is to 1951. he to to loin the faculty of World War U. eral, but effective means of arousing interest and we happily IN Bus.g take whet Breen want conatruet a Negro homing devel- Olivet College in Michigan. to IBM sympathy among important people Who never even knew Not m • matter of dodge, but as the result oil: we began to alienate hundreds of nill• opment in the eastern Mum area Inch Religion. Henry O. Bas. has left II that ice existed. of international circumstances whits her leaders Ilona of potential allies In the Orient: and In Another will be In the seme gen- 1.1116 Gene., where he will direct tl tailed to understand. the United S.tes has been eral location, but will be acme T. Monde Loemerehter latest international education work I I. the lame way, a few well-placed words about our 0111 new. Colony, Weal Germany, we parse. transform. during the cat half of this cerb ed • policy of muddled cevener and Mane pled by whites Junior meet Showdown. publish- the American Friends Sere new approach to freshman English or about the activities fury from en isolated democracy amoral the sea dirmantling. The Soviet, meanwhile, chortled ed by MacMillan. dens top eat- Committee, particularly Mud of some Faculty member. might go far to dispel the into a mighty world empire with dependent allies at Cock Sarni valet, end continued beithad ing from the 'Library at seminars in Europe His possessions—serting MUM the world. Such with this comment ea mat per. shroud of small-time obscurity which we to often meet or her Iron Curtain to Prepare ter that m.oet Is M Rue an latimme,.C.en Is the inevitable mull of victoria. participation chase by all Uthari.,, large end 168 In connection with our alma mater. And if such article. of..nti:ina.svorld..to,..whlee she I. pledged In imam- Meigs Frost, '10, The marriage or ht. Marto appeared only in Philadelphia papers, they would thereby 1117 Elizabeth Rom to lie.rt Arnerce, however. compounded her errors by be available for reprinting in remoter areas from which 4. than; Ly became President Viola.- took piece on June 24 not realizing that so powerful a nation moat either Dies In South of Hangchow University. China St Bartholomew'. Chortle the Administration wisely hopes to draw future students. be inkononally Imperial, or must somehow con. Meigs 0. Ernst, "In, eoldier and THE EDITOR'S, MAIL writer whose newspaper report. on flay 1. New York City. It is, however, not the responsibility of the Inquirer trice to take a stand of complete Isolation We 1913 did not went to be imperialists, and we and rot log touched off the Louisiana John Se-Madam harmonica t or Bulletin to keep a reporter in Roberta Hall. Initiative Dear Sir: scandals of 1939. died June 9 in William Jenks Wright. retired Woes. took time _from his b want to be lsolatiOnlata 40 We attenmeted to walk banker, died In the Chestnut 11311 must come from our own campus in the form of press In 1942, together with my brother, Sireflq rope between the two semi,. With the help of New Orleanir after • lone 000.0.. Program to mat the N. Y. Her Hospital on May 19 at the Me releases and information which newspapers would often Tared. former vice-Principal of the Friends Dom' massed government propaganda we were persuad- He was 67. irribene Preek Ale Fund Carer School at Rarnallah. we founded GAZA College of of 53. In Worth War I. he was fisialll, N. Y. one any lame be glad to publieh. When a man of Hocking's stature ed that the high sounding but meaningless word. Investigated Huey Long with me American Field Service High School standard at the tom of Gaza. moth For the better part of the at, join. the Faculty, for Menace, them ie no reason why of the UN Charter would provide something more Mr. Frost started the Invest]. as an ambulance dryer and was of Paleattne. than an effective instrument of Russian obstr. cation which led to the downfall . he entertalned the cam the New York 111nes should not he let in on the secret Wren prisoner by the Germans. with selections from his own It was me only school that offered full more del am of the regime of the late Sena.- In the last war he served as field When a student from Podunk is elected to the Students' Only education in that part of Palestine which With the same proms/ands and a mountain of Huey P. Long when he wrote a led repertoire. both popular director for the American Red classical Setwatim appeared Council, there is no reason why his hometown paper consUluted both the Gaza and Beersheba Diansets good Mentions, we were persuaded that we mold Mole for the New Orleans. States Can In Australia. —Emmet hell of Palestine. teach the world about democrecy. From- Rona reporting that widow BM OS Robin Hood Dell in Minute' Mould not know it. Abraham Lineoln Glikaple..111 on Ito), U. We prepared our students to sit for the Pales- to Italy to Indonesia It has been the Milne story. dill at he Lou siaa Ste UM writer in the modern style and Haverford, after all, it only small in a physical way. teed tine Matriculation admit-Mg them me Sophomore In disregard of Teddy Roosevelle* advice to "walk versity hopss w trmsponect leader of the American mlene Our eontribution is large, and it ean become larger if softly, but carry a big stick" we have both walked to New Orleans for use Ln the ▪ The marriage of M. .0 classes in American linden... In Parts In the boom days after Cushing to Irving Tellthe Many of our graduates are mw pursuing their and talked very loudly, but ostentatioualy nested home of a friend of the that only more people how what we have to contribute. World War I, di. September 10 piece on July 7. stud. in Marisa Engler& and in the mewed. no track at all Gov. Richard W. Leche. In University of Penraylvallia IHp ties of semen and Cairo. Ill As a soldier he save service In Hospital after a Long , Such I. the window of hIndoighl, which Hobert L. asthma has left spite of the Palestine War of 1948 we kept too World Wars the Spanish. In oaly be se position as Director of fa'rd About '54... It opened and even when Gaza was bombarded by e nn for Punerlea ir It seem American War, the Filipino In. Dr. •086 F. Geounere. head- manna at *or the present dons at Color.° College ha Zionist plates we kept gong on wttli our clasece Now surtection. the Boxer Rebellion. 'blaster of the William Penn This is the time of year when the evening calm on NumbRussia Me railed the American bluff mow Director at Oberlin Yet we have suffered great financial itha We and on the Mexican border. He Charter School In Philadelphia. Korea, we are belatedly awakening to one lege. COMM, Ohio, *amine is el uttered by the pealing of Founders' bell, have last all that we own. of land a. property. Am a refired limtenent colonel wm recently elected president of preemie. pnathou and leartalia to elm 11141 splashes fen the direction of the pond and muffled cries The .hool (me have dwindled to a meagre sum Ii , the of the Marines. - game in the only way As of Sept. I, 1110••• la r asmost of our students have become refugees. Inn be play. Mr. Frost was the authorof of Rhinies being whisked away for a "hike on the pike." eel We mist post our armies In every namely- Josua Cope, '12, Diet; became Advertising Director We are faced with a ends at four rooks, A marine Tens It to Though skirmishes between freshmen and upperclassmen able daegerspot; we must welcome all con. the Must Business Revs Yet although we have lost almost everything boo, I. Alarm Old New Or Cornell Fore.o try Prof. have been somewhat less spirited this season than in Mvade alike even If they be as unsavoury with reaponobuity for rem in a material may we have not lost faith in our and Amts.., of New Or Mg promotion and sales. recent years, all signs to date indicate the Class of '54 se The, Frs.., and Chiang aunt Choir; and see mission—The College must he kept opened. Tea leans Piedmor of forestry at Corned to that he was principal of lacks nothing in its enthusiastic acceptance of life In the most be prepared both economically and mill. University &nee 1925, was load 'Concern' In doubly strong .e the children are Melly for war.. • moments' nonce. One em. Service, New York CAW. Haverford community. now In need of our service as never before. We deed he the woods near his mm. H. Heimanaftere, Holmes died Mrs In oomint with another rout realise that mar borne at [the. Aug., M. Under the traditional tutelage of the Custom. Com- appeal, therefore, te au our Coma and Interest. democratic Ideals abroad June 6 a long lithem. are valuable mem Miller, '08, Dies; .13e.. ath was attributed to a heart mittee, the inevitable "helpful suggestions" of expert- ed people to come to ...lona aid. Any help to terns only se propaganda Torrence H. Chamber. race keep Gam College-opened Is a humartharim work the degree of Master of , aimed upperchisamen, and by diligent permed of their For America thin In hardly a pretty picture, Lard leecember Professor Cope temptable to both God and Mare In Electrical Eingtheeroill "Rhinie Million," the new crop of red-capped freshmen and it hardly bodes well for the preservation at Penna. Lawyer returned from Finland. where he Sincerely. the UMversite or Maryland home of dm liberal tradition for which we are Charles L. Miller, promin- appear to Save weathered their first big hurdle in that WADI R. TALUS, '32 spent half a year for the Ameri- lue no Ile Is married and I fighting. But It Is now tar tae late to Wen hack teamster lawyer and a for- can Friends Service Committee. well ords9id system of "integration." Reports from the ry Undo the mistakes of the put Uncle Sant st -1822 41st Place, 9.E. W Any contrtholitail for Gaga Collepe will be e vicepresbient at the Amere He was a visiting profertor In Lemon 20. D. C. with his soccer and football lields relay good news about the po- accepted by the NEWS and forwarded Jo Me T ..pptly..ri,acettf, to parry-Penn. nle Minim can Dm Association. died June English and Forestry at the Uni- . and two mns tential of Hornet teams in the near future. Other camps. proper parties in Palestine—Eta) 13, m Lanauder Gmeral Hoe.. versity of Heishilll. while trying HMS organization have also net with a heartening response of • cerebral hemorrhage . to interpret America and Quaker- To Mr. and Mra PMap to calls for new members, particularly the NEWS, WHRC population is still drawn from the Middle Atlantic States, Mr. Miner. who wee 611. was ism to the Mane cater steranan of 'Green • and the Glee Club. And in the annual Freshman Dance Vise-President Macintosh be assembled the nest repro. 14=',3( tem In Lancaster and grtd.ted Dublin. N. IL a second from the old Yea*. School there ordeal at 13,771 Mawr last Friday night, '64 fared no bet- sentative group than far ever to be admitted to Hever- first son. Fletcher Arraltaget in 1801. After his work at Have Wrong Address? Lenen was barn on August 1 ter than their illustrious predecessors. for& The trend, begun several years ago to make GIVE z ford he graduated hem the um. Since the NEWS IOU ha Monadnock Community 'Lateran are now a thing of the peat, with but one lone Haverford a meeting ground for all sections of the verity of ' Pennewirtrde law meeted by n new fine Ude Petershorough. N. H. Rhfide having seen service with the Armed Forces, an cenatrY, appears now to be well establiahed, giving every To The School In 1912 and .tholi sin pear year, new addrees stencil. Dr. gable en Parepther compared with 6 lest year end 10 in the Claes of '52. In indication that succeeding years will witness the In- See in Lancaster hie' neat year. have tad to he cut for the ath started in the practice of A member. of the, St: James dreming machine they um. trim at 9501 Cedar Lane line with the Adminietration'a policy of eventually cut- clusion of more and more areas. Episcopal Church, he. toss active Over 3.000 derails have MIL pa. ting enrollment to well under 500, the freshman class So the NEWS herewith congratulates the Class of '54 CAMPAIGN In the &Fears of. the Episcopal been prepared. en therue John S. Laughlin (MS. started the semester with 122 members, ten lee. than on their good beginning, on the way they have entered Diocese, waving at -ane-dime of secretarial work It Is poi Lae returned from London w last year. into the spirit of college life, and on the manner in which the Chancellor sae the Mame of side that • mistake Ivo born ba represented the Quiver. Flawrisburg. He was a member of Moon at the international '54 also refiecte the concerti of the College in extending they have adapted themselves to the customs and tradi- FUND made In your adthess or in the Flandlun Club of Lanemter the maths of year nuns Serene of Radiology and Bs geographical boundaries in the selection of the stu- tions that go to make Haverford what it is and of the Haveritard Club of For any eerreelioos. Meese sent. a P.P. ewe. Ma dent bed,. While close to 70% of the undergraduate It's a good start, freshmen, keep it up, and hoe voyage. Philadelphia notify the Alumni OM. aim Section

Weanteda01, October 4, 1150 HAVKRFORD MEWS Page Three Randall Sees Good Season SPORTS Fords Score First At Princeton ... • CALENDAR Tough Season, Football Ford Soccermen Drop It Garrison, Steere Stay Fit October 7 tin.. Horne High Hopes Light, But Fast Scarlet And Black Squad - 14 Ithier Home 4-2 Battle At Nassau • ..0' 51 Juniata AWay For Booters Boosts Ten Lettermen, But Weak Reserve • 29 Hamilton Home Tiger Rooters Overcome 2-0 Hornet Lead Ihrrerforera football fortune. Coining By Mr. NOM°. thre ye. rest to the hands ailYoung 'reading a strong center 1VVeinber 4 Hobart Home Saturda, September 23, the As Won, Richie Score InFirst Quarter L.!, Thli Is the obeerva- trio. 11 Susquehanna ireverford varsity soccer team, Haverford soccer fans cheered saves. He was tumbled over sm.. lice of Coach Roy Randall. as Gamboa Key It Yeldiele Away coached by Dina, PM, played wildly through the first quarter ml doles and had Ida w I n• of the match with Princeton at Ithocked out once, but went thee .. goes into its last pow In the backfield. Garrison wilt , 13 Swarthmore Horne ite Bret game of the season and LIB Wade.. for Senienelea game be at ginner end will handle beat the Alumfil, SO. The first Pardee Field law Saturday, but to finish a splendid tame. P.m Sower watched the MU of the game In Sharpies] wilk Drain. on Walton Field. the passing. John. Hume will September 30 Princeton Away halt was (decisive with neither . steady head and Phi V • nether Bud Garrison's le at right has and will nallt the 1101.1 while the Fords were being Bases speedy foot were also e. October 7 Harvard Away learn ever really getting the ball shoulder nor Pete Steele. ankle, kicking chores with Garrison Itte. Lae In the memd quarter defeated. 42 senttal to the defense. both weakened from last lemon's Andy Brlod and Bert Seidel are le Ringer. Horne 18 Navy Away comma.. Paul ShbaleY Pulled The BIg Red started with a After the Best quarter the Met injuries. Is hurt agaln, then Ran bawling It 'Out for the other half the ball out of a confused melee VII feels the mason will be fair back slot wine Jim Boyd wi 21 Stevens Away lt and drove a hard angle shot In- ru.h.7:7tl'7the0*P.rbd1 r 00h' ly eurimeatul. A *eat injury for be at fall, with Ted Hlteard 25 Drexel Away ti "7;"P1.: er Ph''"TU""would minen; 28 F a AS to the goal for the fir. wore. glaniee. however. the 10Tv0rd Time after either, however, meld wreck the Hame with a burst of power 31 Lehigh Home In the third period Fred }fere. W41 NW Beau He., Cad After and then lase the ball or drive amona. On def.., Garai.. will be Ar the backfield was unable to stop oo„ November 4 thalnus Away scored one on game from Well Rictus Look. Oa. or„. or 00 the oirro Held Iret Fiat Snead the main peas defender with her and Shipley, and then won. all the thrusts of the Tiger 01 of the Although the squad la light, mates backing up the line. There Penneylvania Home goal. All too often the halfback 11 F a M Home again when be headed in a pan one tmpped the ball neally somewhat on the small side, and 0.1.0 the passibility that one of from Clayton_ Phil Bauer, who Won Blade Seem ad pp( em deep, with Cpc.ptallIS V. extra center, Ed Heed 17 Swarthmore Away WHIZ KIDS JUSTIFY Both Haverford rellies came on thenprix fed a short pass to the Craeselmatey has been a forward for two ,rorr. Garrison and Steere in the Dn. or Jack Ladelmer, may be on Mara waa switched to fullback deft crones from left Wing Arnie the defense should be con- rooted to line backer, October 13 St. Joseph's Temple, this year and played aa easel- Jones. John Woil ear. In from Test Team Won' siderably Improved over test Prem.. Scrimmage LaSalle Home HORNET OPTIMISM right 20 Lehigh lent gene. *Ana to bounce the ball off Coach Jimmy Mille summed up ia. The offense, which will On Saturday, September 23, Home the crossbar after nine minutes the mow with the comma.: Iduhrenbern ■ feature more passing than here- the Ford. scrimmaged ...tort Tt Gettys. .rewera tas. By BIM GlITNIs. of play. and center forward Dave 'The best team won. This wee burg Home As the Ford varsity opens Ito to-form. will be test but probably Washington College and the re- Stehle pushed one past the xoalle the will suffer Imo lath of • heavy suite bore out Coach Randall Nelrember 7 Lafayette Home first regular game at Princeton The Phlliies have won the pen- ever. it did appear Out the fight. won, Fee seen them Pl.y .* naafi Of that fact most well-lo. ing Phanes were to become the eleven minutes later line mother to gain those prep predictions. As long as the first 10 Middle • A... this Saturday they head for what in two maw. You've got to formed Haverfordlana ere aware "Fire Ride. but their showing on im loill Rte muds when the ddp* eking are)ed In achm, the dame at ...ahem may be as cowaytain Vie lowers . heat the other team to the MIL 16 Swarthmore Away Melata • "an undefeated season." by now. But one may forget that that fthal day of the season a medistely When Prado dribbled mixer lack of drive made the are dawn. wasIn Haverfordl favor or back he May the News conducted gahtht the Dodgers showed that from the forty yard tine to score boys preerert the team lbw Certainly the second muad leole look lam out there." s up even. but when they left, • major league hasetall poll of Hmerfordlan faith had not been eve seconds before the end of the Haverford mooed severat close with Bill Bottler or Don Chand fele. berth to roll. SoltenS ery good; and, although the lee at right end and with pa. Hume got off a seventy mud hedute Is the toughest Reverieed sports enthreiasta Re misplaced. Ford experts shoo first period. The score remained meting opportunities, b u t the v of late ld 2-1 until half time catching Phil Vance at the other run and Brethren John Renew Intramurals Open years. this season could be an sults of the poll. especially in the be complimented on this one tn. Princeton goalie was not forced terminalon offer. and Hal and Ed Hollingsworth looked oUtetanding one. The t Natbml Lague, were most Wart. stance, on they capable foresight In the third quarter Princeton's to handle the ball too often. John 66m b•• ling, both m tinge steed noW In the eyes of Ireverfordiana center forward. Sothic.. tallied Wolf narrowly missed tallying engirt ear defense. Carter Bled- As Juniors, Sophs ale stardog men from Ina year, soe wit be at right Wide. while In early season prognoetlea. several 'doyer from the varsity end as they appeared at that the twei biggest flops In the twice off hoots from the lett In the third quarter off a prose sophomore Leo Dvorken has the Ho. Hamilton and Hider appear bench, and lour Freshmen who time. lbe tart that the PHIL. National League were the St wing, end left inner Sifters added of Arnie Jones' which skimmed Take Early Lead were chosen to wind up the a- Louis Cardinals and the Pieta Insurance in the last name by the mouth of the goal. coop other 050100 p.m°. ...wed up. to he the toghest °apex. with will play with varsity dd. Ste.* and Jack Treynor will none of the others appearing year - Bob Bookhammer, Earl too m emoted Owe, behind the burg Pirates. St. Louis. consider. driving one int. the owner of thin V.0 lowers was presented CO On September 24, the fall intra- the nets hare about the hold the guard pasta with Walt soft touches. Harr., Phil Silver, and Clure Brooklyn Dodgem, seemed to ed es a definite pennant threat with an Indirect free kick In front mural soccer and touch football smart of Philedelphian opt... and a sure thing to rain at best "rd lion leagues opened up another Varsity netball Squad, 1950 and lavoritism. third Owe. was the meat.t dis- 1111 Hard 'fireT thregtP Heverford sports seem. The At pregame ;sake Me man. thdlien'too'k" wheeanterde ked.. Justified Optheiste OPoIntment to lieserfonliana Goalie Colman was pinualed but his blast was blocked byth. a Name Pot Kt Tit School Age touch football league 01I6 fall Con- Mg lineup against Princeton . • Jr.e. looked to be: Sam Colman. goal; Now It seeing obvious that the the Cards slumped to filth place badly. and made over tummy wall of orange and Mack delft.. Adam, Albert E 5.9 170 Lower Merlon HS • sists of 110 teems, two met from Phil Bauer and Carl Spaeth. full. Ford optimism win more than ht the final standings. The Pitts. men. Bledsoe. Carter L 02 190 Leaden Prep. 20 Jr. the freahromo. sophomore, •ad ustified. In fact Haverford en burgh dub. Chasm as a sure bet 13 6.0 172 Central, Phila. HS junior dosses. C.onsenua of opt. backs: Vie Sowers. centre-half: BMW. Joel 19 S. Mathis. with their philaciel. for eixth. took • nose dive into 9 00 ITO Woodrow Wilson HS Mon after a week's play was that Earl Herriwn or Pary Sharpia Better. Witham' 21 Sr. right half; Bob Va.& 101 held; the senior circuit cellar. Duro. Fords Banking Bourne. Richard E 541 177 Milwaukee Country Day 16 Fr. the Soph A's appear to be the attributed by John Weil. outside-right: Dave National Legg. thers Giants were the biggest Jimmy Mall E. 4. Jame. E 540 160 Milwaukee Country Day 21 Sr. Oar of the league. With 11. surprise In Haverford ems. as Mehl., inside held; Fred Here. roll Ideal Briod, Andre B 09 181 billbern HS 19 Jr. Othee tharing pa.ea. the Soph they defied the Fool experts' On New Harriers m•ny center.forward; Paul Shipley. W. Brooklyn Philadelphia zo. Chandler, Donald" E '61 ISO Creston HS 21 Jr. A's rocked the Junior B's, 374, fifth place selection and scram. futhre Me left; and Ands Jones. out Philadelphia Brooklyn Bell. Stein Only Eatilenino , fightinhrin g• Collin. Retort L 540 170 0.kwood school 19 Jr, and then ran roughshod over the bled ahead of the Boston Braves noel. Al, 52-12. sidereft The hardest mem.. of New York Lettermen; CompetitiOn Stiff Conklin William. L 62 ITI St. Paull School 24 Sr. the par will again be Navy who into third place. Eln .,.m an en Ire1y Wlllaept Ford Id OR 101 Merchthreille KS Boston Heat. Colleges mioassieun. team this Saturday Crete, Harold 25 Sr. Junior Al Tied For Pre. beat all la. year 01, The Urdver. Bosox Disappoint Fowls try team has acquired virtually! Dem., Leo' L 6.2 195 Abraham Chun 105 New York st Lends - 18 So. The Junior Al, however, main- shy of PennsylvaMe, our big w- Pittsburgh In the American League. Hay. a new lave sin., the harriers starting une-Cp Franke. Robert 5 60 223 Baltimore City Coll Cincinnati . ' 19 Jr. tained a first place de with the eer rival. Is alwam hard tee Cincinnati erfordians followed more cies.y itavERFORD GlitIl.n, Harry II 5.10 ISO Northeast Phila. (blears pr' PRDICHTOI4 HS 21 Sr. Soph by way of a 2444 win be them tart year 341 and of Ckkaao Pittsbureh the opinion of the experts. but the Swentwithre meet Of last Colman lintherd, Edward* B 541 163 Haverford School both well informed groups seem- G White 20 Jr. over the Soph He and • forfeit couree the blood game with Years eight letter winners only 'Ivor Hollingewreih. Ed. 1. 5-5 174 Haverford HS OF Gallo 18 Fr. victory over the Fresh A aggre- Swartreeore 00111 be bard fought, American League ed to have fallen for the poisoned lone. Captain John Sell and Wood. It. Hume, John" a 64 172 Horehinsa School LP Crutehea 20 Jr. gation. at Havertord tries re recoup af. Weston Sex York bait. The starred= Boston Red Stein, are left for This seemnit done.. Jones, Richard L 55 165 Haverford HS Sox one again disappoieted pre- RH Messmer. 18 Fr. In the two other football em- ter last marl 1-0 debar Other New Y ork Heir. rivalry against strong ownpet1 small.. KU*, Richard B 5-10 161 Enineopal Academy season guessers and wound up CH Hohltee 21 Sr. beds of the week. the Junior 12. hard game. will be with Prince- DNrolt Boston thin. Young Leer. Dennis B 5.6 149 Columbia HS 19 So. ton, Stevens. and Bingos A new behind both New York and LH Smooth. edged the Flail 131. 1441 and Cleveland (Omelette! Also minister thinks return Woll ttO Ledtboen John C 64 201 Gennit.own Friends 19 So. the Soph Bs nipped the Yeah game this ye., one that thould FrIIadOpm Detrolt. The Yankees who finally lag are nomlettermen Herb Chem. Mott Lthgerna, Rlehard B 540 IGO Crawler:amine HS e. RI Kraut. 19 Be. be interesting. h with an un- chimer( grabbed the flax from the hands Heels!, Bob Leedx and Henry 'I Rilnie Moms. Paul le 01 470 Lower Merlon HS Cakes° CF &NOM so Sr. ktuovn team of fentathe vintage BL Louis Kt Loots of the Tigers, had been relegated Ewald. Two pram sing Menem , C 6-0 180 billiburne 115 Velem Iaad In gamer 1 EIFP104, • .LI Sider. Reed. Edw.d 19 So. -Harvard of Cambridge. WeethInglon Philadelphia to second place by Haverfordians. Rent.] John 2. Intramural owner. the Jun- em, both with experience in dre Jones LO Moore L 56 227 Eptheopal Academy . 18 Fr. Ford predictions in the junior stance running, are Robinson. Charles I. 61 227 Pomfret HS iors. chthonic,ou hot year, took JV Fame Wmrebester Lee Morgan Haverfond substitution. Ha.. 21 So. league seemed to indicate a nip and 13111 Gage. Seidel. Berth= a 54 162 Fairview HS 19 So. over the league lead by way of Jack Lesters Junior varsity ggirTn filICKaye outeuessecrthe and tusk dash for the cellar on , land. Bookhammer. Sutton. lide a forfeit over the Sophomore. experts, who reef May tertandy From these men and a large rel. Wilson. Harrison. P. Wool. Schlegel, David a 59 165 West Reading HS 19 Se. squad looks forward to • NO the pan nt the Browns, White group o Simla, Peter. In the other game el the week. mason of at kart wren gam. did not glue the Sos, and &Mathes. with the ems:. f wining hut reistively Goals: Borideld 2. Prinks MP L 5.11 188 Graven. Iffi al Sr. Who unexperienced treatment and On j Todd, Deere* • 9 541 186 Haverford School 19 Fr. the two Freshman teams isep Two garnet each with Penn and of a chance at the seniorKids much Mg Al solidly once whed In fifth fen, Wen, mos,. s., circuit perelassmen. Poach `Pop- Had. Treynor. Jack L 64 193 Lincoln HE 21 Set tied to • 1.1 tie. The Seniors Swarthmore and the biggest place. Here Philadelphian r- bunting. Until la. Sunday, how. ent proved extremely overly- h ryh per 0 Id Vence. Philip E 61 174 Springfield 115 19 so. have yet to play. ame of the year with the JV of Westchester State Teacherr, log asuccessful Ford harrier Ware., Witham L 64 175 Phillips Andover 18 Fr. Teams with one forfeit already g optimistic. m the Athletes out- equad. Young. Walter" will.) has one of the beat learns Varsity Soccer Squad. 1950 mn ell competition to the league HAROLD R. BLACKMON' C 54 176 Rochester HS M Jr, should take note that two lop Probably the teores toughest Co-Captain. Harry G.rlson. '51, and Peter Shore. 'M. Natter. In this area. Name Prls. 1 r, eellsr. Phonouraph Record. Mere. automatically drops • competition will he in the drst The entire soccer whedule Baur. Philhi men. team from the 1.40. meet of the %moon. a quadranew 029 LANCASTER ACK ithould be Intereattng far eitherel- Booldunarner. Bob H Fr ler molest main. V. Joseph's or. and a to-captain dowers M. Bleat. Mal On Bryn Mawr Latraround League Standings g Win Weekly Cigarettes la. year's Middl A I ' New Fall Sports ... Marked to thla reporter with env a AP' Touch Football 11 r country champions. LaSalle. and entered emotion "Why not stay Colman, Sam Sr Painless Contest Way g Temple. As to the Homers W for the whole game. you mildht Harrison. Earl eh Fr Junior A like it.." Dirk Obereni ht. ram pus chancestit the all4rnpartent Soph A lh Jr representative for Chester. Swarthmore meet It is difficult to WM. P. IUMMLIM 0 Ittre Junior var FrerIP'. et Jr Reid cigarette, has annotine- Jones. Arnie. tell at this time. It Is hoped that Opfkian Soph B to Jr er a weebly sports contest the results of that meet will give F. Mallinson Dies; Jowera 010' Froth A lh Sr to be candected concerning the Fords a point toward the en. Hem Sari. Beak BM& Mettle, Dave* Frost, B of So the Bever.d football eleven. much-coveted Hood Trophy. 0 Old Cricket Coach Sharpless, Pam eh Sr Sewer Each week • prim of sne Frederkk Hemingway Minim Shipley. Paul' li Sr ark. of Cheaterfield riga Spaeth, Carr' Junior. o son. cricket coach et Haver.ed rf Sr reites xill he awe.. to the 1 Sutton, Bob Frosh A during the thirties M. at the rh Sr Haterford Modest who most 0 Wilson, Tom Froth B ri Jr closely mews the wore of Hahnemann Hospital on July 3, Woll. John' Seniors re Jr that wee. Haverford var. 0 0 after as Illness of amend Wood. Dick If So So., 0 WY friar. thereat All en. 0 month. Mr. Malibu.] .7A born Wood. Pete II So Mies mud be stalled or de. at Elland, Yorkehira la 1872 and Young, Bob' rh So livered to DIM ftherentre. 7th Intramural Sport. Schedule C.C... I Vic Jowent Paul Week of October 2 came to this ommtry La MA to entry Lloyd, no lister than reside in Lynn. Man, He came Husky. the Fdthiy noon before the Teach Foot .5l 'Lettermen Tues., Oct. 3 to Philadelphia in 1918 and join game. No student Is showed traperrisertnen ladulee le letrerarricalar Steek, H•nlial Sink- Bap A va Junior A ed the Ardmore Cricket Club, more than one gue. per irorn Rkoeur To Drink. Soph B vs. Froth A which has alike become the Fab, mime. Ail entries. should in- Wed.. Oct 4 mouM Click. Club. Haverford.Hareard clude student's name and Soph )3 se. Junior S After his fleet retirement from Soccer Series camp. address. In wise of PPr-ea rimi •nary Golf . Tryouts Soph A ve Fresh profession. work Mr. Malltheon 1904 IL 1, Harvard is Iles, the carton will be divided Thum., Om 5 coached the Haverford Cricket H 1, Harvard 0 emuelly among whiner.. This 1905 H. 1. Harvard 0 contest hold, for all iteven Show Interest By Frosh Freak A v. Junior B 5C1 from 1030 to 1907, but ream, Froth B v. Junior A 1506 IL 2. Harvard 1 yarns, football mutest.. Re. ed 1110 profession dodo. the war Oa Monday evening. Septem- elty le the margin At that time Boom 1907 IL 1, Harvard 0 ember. YOU May be the ber 2501. a group of •Atem more extensive tryouts will be until 1944. He continued a lively MOB H. 2, Harvard 1 re eky winner of me carton of proareethie freshmen golfers met held at whkh everyone.w111 have Seniors ea Sop. 'Merlon interest in the College and Ill 1909 H. 4. Harvard 0 Cbesterilekh per treat 1910 H. 4, Harvard 0 with Captain Paul Sterner and a chance to compere. P1016) cricket team until her death, end Coates Bill Doeherty to inithine Junior.... Frosh S. (Lower a. long •• his health allowed he 1911 Earned 4. H. 0 SAYERS SPORT SHOP me • program unique in Ha» Three Lettermen Return Field) 1012 Harvard 4 H. 2 Three lettermen from het and Mrs. Mantraon were triv sae tv. dames slued golfing IdaterY. The pay Thurs., Oct 5 1915 Harvard 2, H. 1 Histerfard.Ia.0. P. m of the meeting was to spring's e.qued. which tinier. remit visitors to Core Field 414 Harvard 1, H. 0 with a record of six wine ad nosh B vs. Juniors (Merton Itmoth. the Inter!. Ingolf Field, W smolved by Mg widow, Mn. 015 H. 2, Harvanl L haat. ftstaat throng the men who did not live basses, will retunt to this Fthnie leallthem.•of 5723 Beech 1816 H. 0, Harvard 0 year's team. They are 9ophs vs. Frail A (Lower Tr Play wtha the teem last year. and Sidra.. Al' Pleidi 1919 Harvard 1. H. 0 =7.1 az:"•:.0., Adam. and Bob Logan. who win wool St, Germantown, Mired.. ro get an Mg" of their amp.. phla 1020 IL Z Harvard 1 unbeaten IA. yaw. Dick Huff- 1921 t1ve 011iticeby having alre can II•reard 4. H 1 Typewriters didates her 050405 shots off a man and Lave O'Neill. who Play- 1812 IL 1 Harvard 0 ed several matches last miring, flaver(ord-Princeton Mat in th gym. 1230 H. 2, Princeton 0 1923 IL 4 Harmed 1 ALL Maxis are al. bark. Soccer-Serie. 1924 IL 3, Harmed 0 In Nuaville. Teem:wee, there in Frt. Chown 1931 IL 2. Princeton 0 BOLD-BiSTED-BEFAInEn 1903 H. 1. Princeton 0 1023 H 1, Harvard 0 Operating an the theory tind • 1932 Prince*. 2, IL Sabath. Tyree.. Co. always a friendly gathering at 1910 H. a, Princeton 1 Won 14. Lae 6, Ted 1 golfer should be at the top of Haverferd.I.Trldnua 1988 H. 4, Princeton C rewnweerAen And MB Yanthebilt University students at his game after • mowna of play. FOOtball Seri. 1912 H. 3. Princeton 1 1934 H. 2, Princeton Percentage MO Coach Ethcherty felt that It 1917 Ureinus 23, H. 0 1913.Prin000n 4 IL 1 1935 Princeton 2 Si the Vaaderbili Cans on the cow. KA Princeton 1 would be easter to judge the pa- 1920 Uri.. 3, H. 0 13313 IL 4 Prim.= pre. And as ereities ovary- lentelilles of the men now than 1921 Undnus 13, IL 7 1914.1, Prnaceten 1 1137 1400a® 2, A. VASSALLO Henkels B. McCoy o 1115 IAA Princeton 1 .here, Ire-cold Coca-Cola help. 015 spring after • winter of 1923 Uranus 19, IL 6 1938 IL 3, Princeton Barber Shop Contractors ty. The amen. group of 1924 1916 Prince= 4 H. 0 ' 1939 Princeton A FL IPERVOIG HAVIISPOIID male thew get-togethers nuneihing Ikea. N. FL 0 1911APOnc.on 2, H. 0 • thee cut to five men who 1928 H. 8. Ursine& 0 1940 Princeton 3, H. IOW 1111,0Z 111111 Philadelphia to remember. A. a Meshing paw. the most promise at this IBM H. 0 Ur-shrug 0 MO Princeton 4, H. 0 lb. Princeton 5, H. He W. Luso.. Ma Mr. and them men 00111 he per 1930 Malmo 20, IL 0 1021 Princeton 0. IL 0 1942 Princeton 4. IL 9 5.041 WAD. from the .tudy grind, or one Sown 1022 PrinCetoe 4, H. 0 filleted to play 36 holes thre fall 1831 Divines 24, H. 0 1...45 H 2, Princeton day night date-Colte Wong, it the Jeffersonvffie Golf Course. 1946 H. 7, Undone 0 923 Princeton 2, II. 1 1946 Princeton 4 11 Although not everyone meld I007 Ins.. 6. H. 0 1924 H. L Prim.= 1 1047 Preserve. 4. It Albrecht's Flowers. Oa We Ws. Lbw W. Meier ir either trey- dab; 7895 IL.2. Princeton 3 1948 Princeton 2 H. oval-mak: ewe rie raw rein, PtatnItted to ploy thin 1948 IA M. Untruth 12 ARDMORE Dilks & Wadsworth, Inc. 1926 H L Prinneton 1 1949 IL 2, Princeton wthil,Freehmen and nffithere. 1949 Ff. 14. I/MMus 14 1927 Princeton 3, IL .m.0 wow AMOS. oemcoil

Page Feer HATERFORD NEWS Wednesday, October 4, 1550 Increases In Rent Bring English Program Str eased In Appoint:Penis Haddleton Gains Of Ten New Faculty; Pickett To Lecture Fund Conte ta • Of Short CoOtInusa none Pape One Alttems From Around Dormitory-Improvements Chung, who took Ms Bachelors E • RIEFS The Campus Made possible by last spring's IC4A Distinction Woodroofe. who becomes L.1111, degree at Kunming and is now Organize Forces rise in rents. dormitory improve- er Lloyd. and on the third floors at English Literature on the a cractidate for a Ph.D, at' the AU KAPPA ALPHA LOSER ments considerably more rera RETIRES FROM t- North and South Barclay--are Carnes:. Grant, Is a graduate of University of Pennetlyvaola, be- LANS PARLIAMENTARY CAB; RICH ELECTED TO ct', than usual. have been carried the Zest to he 'reproved in a With VP's Rank Christ Church. Oxford, and has come. Inatructor In Econendcs For Final Drive BATES HERE PRESIDENCY . out Mit summer on Hoverter.] tutored at Oxford and in Adult The Sociology Department draws long.terrn, administration plan to DesignatedT To Post In NYC -4tea Bathe Alpha, the nation. EWOt dormitories. The principal qm- Education programs M Britain, PledgesReach S1,050.13 0D Wilbur, VIeePreSident recondition a few each year• another man from Temple this al debating society on remove, proeenents are thrre rejuvenat- By Executive Committee 01 .Four new appointees take the Cap and Relic, has announced the strating with top floor units from year - cued, C. Bowman, who In lune; Locke Calls Last is planning a year of greatly ex. ed tathrooms and eoMplete paint 66-Member Association Platte of members of the Facul- eetleemeel of President John whkh water has been leaking- to will be here part.tlme as Visiting S200,000 Hardest gamed activitlee. Many objeo Jobs in live halls of Lloyd and ty now on whistle leave. Edwin Lober. '27. and the election of the moms below. Another mark of recognition Professor of Sociology, tees am the introduction of pap Merlon Annex. B. Branner. replacing Dr. Drake. Contented Fran Pere Ono John Rich, '24, es his successor. Princlpal work done In the has been bestowed on Haver. PleAds be Chritine =kin bonentaryirtyie debating and in- Moors Replaced has studied at Whittler and Ha, Lobar has been an active•ral• locates:les was the replacement of fold's track coach A. W. "Pop" Two other new men is the Ian Albrecht leaold, who has juit tercolleglate debating teams to three bathrooms fixed-on erford and is now working to d al in the Cap and Bells for the The the old painted concrete floors Haddleton by his appointment as nava field arm Andre Malec., arrived on minima teMesent Haverf ord. - the second floor of first-entry wards his doctors degree at the wed wl0 offer the work previous gnat nine years but expressed era witha leakproof, non.slippIng Executive Vie...President or the 'Obengeat. Thinking- Mee Parliamentary.style debating. Univ er slty of Pennsylvania. ly budgeted for Enn even* feeling that it was time for hire composition material such as has Intercollegiate Association at Turning to the broader topic which has never wore been Madelyn Cutwirth, wills an A.M. accepted a full-time po. to step down in favor of • new Vretofore been seen only in the Amateur Athletes of America. who Fax of International affairs, Pres'. tried here, has six speaker. to from. Bryn Mawr. MU Mach with Mem at Swarthmore, and foe President, White Considers newer entries of LloyS, "Pop" was designated to Ma income from these funds has present the erguments and Audi- her husband In the Romance Louis Lung, who has returned to post at the 101ge Executive made possible a modest increase enee participation. If this expert. President Rich has been active Halls Painted - Languages held In the absence Committee meeting in New FMK*: she John I. Michaels, In faculty merles. Mc:reared the for many years In connection In addition Ake Lloyd wash. of Dr. Wylie.. meet proves succesaful, it is York City this pest September 7. Jr.. who becomes Assistant Pro- scholarship aid resources, and with the American Friends See Special Services room received a completely new hoped that such debates will he leonands. from Kunasing fessor in Russian Studies on kart vitt Committee and has had wide yrom one Mimesis Member.. purchased additional books for held jointly with Swarthmore Page shmver unit in replacement of Miss Sidney Jackson. • Vassar appointment with Bryn Mawr An the chief ruling authority the lihrery. "Dividends on the and Bryn Mawr. experience in publicity Work. • one which, In the'worris of the trade., will assIlt in physical and Swarthmore Colleges. mnrprehrrsive report for track and field events in the campaign are already being felt Vim Presidmt Wilbur has aim '"" 'hi' residents. 4used to ii.nu the science in work required by the The four remaining new ap- In order to give Me organisa- meee comprehensive Eastern In the life of the College," stares 11/MoUrKINI OW Mere MR be • plate absence of William Cadbury. And pointees am: Clarence E. Pickett. tion actual value to Me college, TO consult Students: Ombra -s' TheTh Bar College Athletic Conference. the Mr. Locke. change In the point systemfor lavatory' as sett from its honorary capacity. Student opinion will also play h beentitled with replacing Howard Comfort In the onorary Secretary of the AFSC, ny deepnmy toilets, IC4A Includes sixty-six of the Nerd Greeter Than Floor two debates teams are tentative membership/a Cap and Bells, the an Important part nj a Late Department will be Mrs. H Lecturer In Clutistlan glottal principal colleges and unlver. Mr. Locke continues, however. Y Dimmed, each having one new ratinfeetir member orgird. Baskin -repainting all the halls Louise Holland, who hold. a Marvin Towhee S ons the administration may as part-time In- mtions to he released semen,. Mlles throughout the Eastern Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr Coltege, that -the need for fund. is nwenOar from Tau Kappa Alpha. 'make. and President White indi• Lloyd and Merton Annex, the structor In Mathematic.; WD this winter. thatha that he United States..-fla duties com- has taught at Bryn Mawr, Vas greater today than ever before. Good outside competition and ex. hopes to College has painted the Mlle halls tiara Et-nest Hocking, as Vhdrag i:rop000d on prise the standartlizatIon of with the Mc/easing rise of costs elation debate. with other col. ,,araoory of the shite in the Bent three sar. and Wellesley. and has pub. Professor of Philosophy: and Al- rules, administration of Interco/. in operation reflected in the cost leers may thus be obtained m. entries of Lloyd and a few whole Itched Works on Roman Archae- brecht Unsold, who will lecture , se with the Students. Council "at j leglate Championship contents, FRENCH CLUB ology and WWI. of living, the cost of fuel add earning to TKA member, Carl eaearly date." suites in all the dormitories. in aeronomy dieing the month ORGANIZES: FILMS, OPEN- and the bestowal of special In the social science. Atheist supples, and in fact everything Spaeth. Meanwhile. the principal way Seam' Hewlett Favorable October. 1956 HOUSE PLANNED awards for outstanding athlete else Involved in operating • col- Membership in Tau KappaYl- In which partial mobilltation and stonent rtoctinn to the Former members and students achievement. Current President lege. As one loolut had, nearly pha is restricted In order to pm. new draft quotas have affected On:velvets Is apparently quite Interested in joining. are invited of the Association a Yale'. Rob- two years ago and molls the on vide honor debating for quanned Haverford so far, according In favorable. although there is much ert A. Hall. C A PFrooreirairrhi eSchedule to an organisation. meeting of gent needs of the College which senior. only. The Preeent nem' the President. is not through de feeling that It is 'high time the the 195051 French Haverfords Haddleton, who al. made the campaign a mum% and berg are Jack Treynor. Carl * Club at pletion of the student body. bot • College did something about French House this Ilunaday m in an official of the Middle At- WHR Season then compare. the financial Spaeth and Hunter Cutting, but actually through increased maw three foxholes Md.. Hub will elect new .% Particularly in lantic Track & Field Awn- and trend. then with the trends al to- it is hoped that the group may 'The sure on the admissions office. Merlon Annex. students felt that officers and discuss plans for the National Collegiate Coaches MONDAY 7:00 Pete Cummins Piano day. B Is clear that the ranting he ...what expanded neat A handful of students have gone,, the repainting of the halls had Astlb., will serve In his new eapa• 8:00 Dinner Concert '1:15 Treasury Bandstand of funds for the College was from programa and other octet. um., „roe, Yen, -Into been :Obsoletely essential." Sew. city with the 1C4A for a two 7:W Sparta & Local News 7:38 Mohnen overdue." ties during the coming mason. is Burge bleanwinhe the regular Haver. that many more. who had drop... rainesen noles that repairs year term. :Pop' Is particularly 7:15 Red .Skelton Show BOO N. Y. Them News "If every friend of Haverford A further French.meaking ford Debate Club is going ahead thity was disclosed last week end out of college or considered . could speeded up still more: pleased that he will be a presid. 7130 Hummel & Brewer Chancel Hour will contribute to the fund Sr. with Mans for its year, activi- when it was announced that Pro voluntary leaves of absence. de 45 one salt "Improver:erne! ;Mg official during the year of 5:00 N. Y. Times News 10100 Club 33 cording to Its ability." adds Les. ties. Meets on vatious topics are lessor anti Mrs. Marcel Guterirth added dutine Me summer that it I Look at all the unimprovenents tile Aaseciallon's 75th Annlven 8:05 Classical Hour tune N. Y. Times News ter C. Haworth, College Vice being scheduled with old rivals, jwould hold openhouse every Would be best to finish studying around here!" 'nary Games which will he held at 10:00 Haverford Playhourse 11115 Nllise & bleGarrity Preaident and Campaign Dina, and interested freshmen see other Wednesday evening for while hey had the chance. Increased Rents Justified the University of Penne/Ivan. 10,30 Denman & Co. or. "Mere Ls every reason to be- D:30 Roger Good Show urged to see Spae.th Cutting or The same type of thInkine. on May 26 and 27 of 1951. lieve that Mts. Inc most ambit- residents of French Houae. and Nearly all students interview- II:00 N. Y. Tines Neva FRIDAY Treynor as soon as pooh... Other students who stsh my. Dr. White probably at, ed, h.:m.04er. felt that the newly 11:05: The Porters Show 8:00 Dinner Concert ious single Wort In the hfftory hie prove their conversational abili- counts for Haverfard's having inrreased rent.. were quite TUESDAY 5:45 John Davison Piano of the College. will be brought WHRC Dance . . . GERMAN CLUB TO MEET; ties. Anyone wishing additional fourteen graduate students this liable, "If the College will keep GAO Dinner Concert 710 Sammy Kaye Show to • successful mnduslon, thus I Continued Prom Page One PLANS YEAR WITH BMC information should attend the semester. Instead of the nine who the dormitories lay better condi. 7:0D Classical Piano 7:15 News In Review increases the financial stability deeo,;stions In shade. of blue and The German Club win hold • French Club meeting Ins Thurs. were originally expected. non than it has been able to do 7115 WHRC Dame Motown 7:30 '53 Special of the College In • period of Sear brief meeting les Wedoesdao day. Is. The recent past" 7:30 Verily Show MOO N. Y. Times Newt rettrarateY' and enabling the Col. Chaperones for the dance evening for the porpase win Hallmannl HAS Chaska/ Hour lege to face the future with eon. be Messrs. Oakley. Roche, Roses crusting freshmen member& and 11,00 N. Y. Tmes New 10:00 Dance Date Mayer To Visit . . . stock and their wives. outlining proposed actes for Quaker Mission 105 Classical Hour Continued From Page One 12:00 Dancing in the Park the 193051 season. announced Premixing New Talent 10:00 The Void SUNDAY classes in hum:rates. philosophy Secretary Robert DeP. Brown I. M. Lowry Meanwhile. station authoritles 10130 Gilbert & Sullivan Inter- 41611.1 Claartical COIL, BMC Mixer . and political smear. He will last week. Tours Balkans be report a promising group of lude Continued Frees Page One This ratial meeting a to be available to meet other groups. freshman reemits. some of whom 11:00 N. Y. Time. News students sad organisations with ala guitar, and Habil Tomb follovved on October 10 by a large Early American Furniture led area of the world Is the pro students and faculty. Arrange have had broadcasting experi- 11:05 After Hours whale, te use the WMIC la, a Jo.0 playing the Noun. Bob Sutton e of croup or ... tent. In scheduling for these ence. Would.be announcers have announcing service in the de. gathering at Bryn Mawr in con. and his father, Dr. Richard Sur. unction with the Bryn Mawr who are currently engaged in a "'"..5 '44 ht. wade with Er. already been through their hint COO Dinner Concert Mg halt.are ...minded by aoo. ao.i. Ralph Sargent, of the English 2013, aided by the Bryn hos- German Club. Refreraments age Bought — Sold Mudy of Balkan auditions under Production Man. 7:00 station authorities that Meer Mawr Show Time lesrea helped arrange the sets lo he served, and Brown prole time Harold Evans. 07. heads apm John PornentdIke. 7:30 Welcome Dialer must he wet, n for square dancing. two Mat the joint meeting In the the group of Sylvia Hathaway Metier and Pacifies In staff changes decided upon 8:00 N. Y. Times News ttenet out and pot In the WIHIC Restored co. w. i During Inc last half of Me, Contemn Common Room will be Nana, and W t. Together with his wet* for the at the first meeting. John Hitch- maitre, first-floor ran, by 8:05 Something Different evening the musk for social "one of the years outstanding Dam B. Edgerton. MA.. 15. Great Books Foundation. Mr. cock was chosen as the new See 10:00 Classical Hour 5:41 p.m. of She day they are Mayer is also rationally known draelne was provided by Al Cffe, German Aetna. events% ITN MeCALLUM STREET Afrraeored by AFDC retary. to replace John Inn:pent 10:30 Larry Morrie Show to he reed. The entiouncements will be ion'. Band. AI Clayton played dee Deeded an the German Cuba The American Friends Service for 0, wrilin0. and I. one of who Has now become Chief Tech. 11:0D N. Y. Times News rbiladelpala 111. this country's foremost pacifist, read and reported twice due plena Don McCargar, bandied proposed list of activities for 'Committee, sponsor of the group Neal Director. 11:05 Stan Dennison His articles appearing In The leg the trumpet, Peeve Sherplese this season are a German table Thome Clarmantran axle 'announced the goals of the en Broadcasting from 193031 of11-1 IIRIESDAY the mune 01 dinner, Goes played tenor. end Neel Total. In the dining hall, &Melting as the achievement of Proareselye are critical comm.. mally began last night. and e stl ead once at LSI. sad rise an 6:00 Dinner Concert Supplied the bass. a close rooted with those per hides based on his plowman,. complete schedule of programs soft, Gem.. PIM, In Demmer. , aorta be Greece and Yugoslavia of the social and political scenes 'has been tentatively completed by with whom friends have had pre Both the subjects and the style Program Director Ed gerton Opus relief work dettlines, as of Mr. M.P.., comments here Grant • the won for hie articles a wide and THE CHESTERFIELD STAR TEAM ,dos on the internal social affairs amuing circulation. of those countries. Mr. Mayer will complete his HC Film Club The exact nature of the ven. stay at Haeerford next week are will be self-determined: the with a Collection talk on October Announces Program hvomonth project may be ex. Tea *mimes if tended beyond that rare If under For Fall Semester BOSTON IND SOX standings and recorallitations be- While Notes ... The Haverford Film Club has tween Balkan groups can be ef. Continued From Page Bated fectIvely brought abbot by this scheduled a P.R.m of ten fiau third party. Full cooperation of dent White voiced the hope that for the first semester. These films will be shown at 8:30 on Friday We governments of those mum floverford will continue to pro. eveningsin Roberts Hall, unless tries concerned has assured the duce intelligent, thinkine oven notice to the eontrary Is given. duration of the trip to be such capable of coping with the crit4 as the AFSC representatives cal problems the world feces to Club President. Robert Foley. think profitable to themselves. He advised earl. student to announces that season tickets And more important, to the coml. do well the academic job before admitting one couple, will be hra in preparation for construc- available at a cost of 11,50, in- tries Malted. StAN MUSIAL tive citizenship during trying dividual admissions are 330. The al 5r. LOUIS CARDINALS years ahead. 'The task of the films have been selected for both Foss Switches- Autos college In no different than be. general and specific interest to In Philosophic Calm fore," he asserted, "but It is more Haverford students. Several Am Continued Prom Page One Important than ever.- deny Award winners are Includ- Dr. Wilke was followed first ed. The program It as fellows: trip to Canada this summer, and by Dr. Macintosh, who echoed Dr. Foss decided that the time October the President's advlee and Topes. Foreign Correspondent-An Al- for a change could not be put off and then by Haverfords PhYst- fred Ilitchmek thriller marring any longer. col education director William Joel McCrea. Herbert Marshall. Though he did not pay too Docherty, who outlined the fat Robert Benehley. and Loraine much attention to the antiquity spOns program. of his former ear- "It Is natural Day. rO011 steamy 7b Oriel 13. ly nice to he the laughingstock reit legit/TO as h Y WANTS Hely MatrIntony-Mealy Wool- the College, but I eriloYel 104 M. 7. 'ANUSES . Mr. Foss finds that his new and Gracie Flees in a screen adaptation of Arnold Bermelgs adster ..ralortunahly occupier comedy, Boded Alive man of my Om ,ht, but that will stop. When I si into it. I First October 00, must make.• kind of inner rever- ion the Terrible-Sergel Eisen. ence-and 1 can't contemplate In stein's mmterplece. Mune by Mat ran" Proknfieff and photography by ,,SP 000110 001111t75 p Diaappoland In Ambulance Social Time. /mite eNttlit5 But probably The less contem- October 27. Venn he does the ratter. For I The GbOrti Goes West-A cone Is Mr. Foes known ambition t Event My starring Robert Conat, Jean speed dow n Lancaster Pike Parker. and Eugene Pallette, Gll 000000 through all red lights--an ea NOrember frdire POOGral peileode, ' on fan unit I ely dente The Mouse on etml f •e et- him ,When he was taken to Of The Lloyd Nolan In the FRI dome Hospital in an ambulan.- mentary do counter-espionage. ot'year. The Fossion conterne NalleTher 17, lights P well known Season! The Praniona of the Open- 'e just would 'not want him. I Stamina Nelsen Eddy. Claude thinking perhaps of their Rains. and Sumnna Foster. essence, to forget their existence December L which Is by far the more Import Mark of Torero-Ty one Pow, ant of the h.-especially o Linda Darnell. and Basil Rath. 7001 Cletett Lancaster Pike. WHRC DANCE hone. l'ANKSIS January 5. 11 enthr•nd I - Rembrandt's • career as portrayed by Charles COUNTERPOINT This Saturday toughen. Gertrude Lawrence. and Eiso Lancaster. The Heverterd- January tit - • 9-1, FOUrider• Cluny Brown-Jennifer Jonas Bryn MOW and Charles Boyer In an adapta- CK $1.50 tion or Margery Literary Magazine 04,5411* MAKE YOUR taxi PA ing oeveL HESTERFIELD 3 low es $1.50 January le. Burlesque on Cernadr-A mm- THE BASEBALL MAN'S CIGARETTE ecly with Cradle Chaplin.